alan1
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Since Mr Obama won't meet with the Dalia Lama does that mean the liberals will remove the "Free Tibet" bumper stickers from their cars?
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Since Mr Obama won't meet with the Dalia Lama does that mean the liberals will remove the "Free Tibet" bumper stickers from their cars?
Since Mr Obama won't meet with the Dalia Lama does that mean the liberals will remove the "Free Tibet" bumper stickers from their cars?
they coverd them up with pro Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stickers
Good point.
Is he a communist like the leaders of China?
Since Mr Obama won't meet with the Dalia Lama does that mean the liberals will remove the "Free Tibet" bumper stickers from their cars?
they coverd them up with pro Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stickers
Mr Obama will meet with him. He has a clenched fist. Mr Obama doesn't want to meet with the people that have an open hand.
Two Tibetan teenagers died after they set fire to themselves in protest against Chinese rule, reports and Western rights groups said, in a rare instance of a double self-immolation in the restive region. The former primary-school classmates were named as 18-year-old Sonam Dargye and a 17-year-old identified by US-based Radio Free Asia (RFA) only as Rinchen. RFA said they died on Tuesday in Aba Prefecture, a Tibetan area of Sichuan Province in southwestern China, where a wave of the gruesome acts have occurred.
Stephanie Brigden, head of London-based campaign group Free Tibet, which also reported the deaths, said: Tibets children ... face all the challenges of life under oppression and are often full participants in the struggle to resist it. The self-immolations followed the reported death on Sunday of 49-year-old Namlha Tsering in the middle of a busy street in Xiahe County in the northwestern province of Gansu, RFA added. On its Web site, it showed a photograph of a man purported to be Namlha Tsering engulfed in flames, sitting in the road with his legs crossed as cars passed by.
Free Tibet said the man, who was also known as Hoba, left a wife and four sons. More than 100 people have set themselves on fire in protest at Chinas rule since 2009, at least 85 of whom have died, reports said. The Washington-based International Campaign for Tibet said at least 22 of those who have set themselves alight were aged 18 or under, including Tuesdays double immolation.
Many Tibetans in China accuse the government of religious repression and eroding their culture, as the countrys majority Han ethnic group increasingly moves into historically Tibetan areas. Beijing rejects criticism of its rule, saying Tibetans enjoy religious freedom and that the huge ongoing investment has brought modernization and a better standard of living to Tibet. Authorities have sought to crack down on the protests by arresting those it accuses of inciting them and prosecuting them for murder, and have embarked on a major publicity drive on the issue in recent weeks.
Two Tibetan teenagers in rare double immolation - Taipei Times